Boat film shot by Trójmiasto.pl

Thanks to the kindness of the crew from the Trójmiasto.pl portal, a boat film was shot during a trip around Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia.

Trójmiasto.pl asked us what such a trip looks like. Without thinking twice, we invited the journalists of our favourite portal about the Tri-City to join such a trip. As a result, you can admire a brilliantly shot film from the boat we most often use for this type of ride.

The film is edited very dynamically, so the effect for the viewer is brilliant. A trained eye may, however, notice that the places we appear in the film are interwoven – so the action of the film is not continuous J Or perhaps we should say that the scenery is not continuous.

In the film you can see what passengers see when exploring the Tri-City from the water. But remember that these are only selected locations. There are many more treats and curiosities.

What survived the edit are second-long shots of the Orłowo Cliff, the piers in Orłowo and in Sopot, the Kashubian Canal – i.e. part of the Remontowa Shipyard, the Żuraw crane in the Old Town in Gdańsk, and the Ferris wheel – Gdańsk’s summer attraction. For lack of airtime, many equally interesting places were left out, and it would be a shame not to see them.

So on a warm day it is worth hiring a boat and starting such a trip from Gdynia or Sopot towards Gdańsk. With a bit of luck you will see huge container ships in Gdańsk and perhaps other interesting vessels in the Remontowa Shipyard. This shipyard is famous in Europe for repairing and building specialised vessels. Drilling platforms, of which there have been plenty in the shipyard recently, are very interesting structures.

Importantly, if you plan the trip in ideal weather conditions (I mean from a landlubber’s point of view), i.e. perfectly flat water and a sunny day, a boat trip on the Gulf of Gdańsk is an adventure for everyone. Children, women and older people J I also have good news for those who suffer from seasickness. There is none on a motorboat! Why? Because the dynamics of the ride are too great. Of course, if we stop on a wave for a moment it may be worse, but if we are told not to do so, we try at all costs to avoid any chance of nausea.

So we recommend treating yourself to a shot of positive emotions thanks to the adrenaline provided by speed, waves and wind. Welcome aboard!

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